U.S. | 29 Jan. 2016 Will Inventories and Government Hold Q4 GDP Close to Zero?We expect to learn today that the economy barely grew at all in the fourth quarter. At least, that's what we think the first estimate of growth, due today, will show. This number will then be revised twice over the next couple of months, then again when revisions for the past three years are released in July. Thereafter, the numbers are subject to further annual revisions indefinitely.

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29 Jan. 2016 Will Inventories and Government Hold Q4 GDP Close to Zero?

We expect to learn today that the economy barely grew at all in the fourth quarter. At least, that's what we think the first estimate of growth, due today, will show. This number will then be revised twice over the next couple of months, then again when revisions for the past three years are released in July. Thereafter, the numbers are subject to further annual revisions indefinitely.

Posted: 29th Jan 2016 in 'U.S.'

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